Mixed metal jewellery is trending and we’ve found a ‘classy’ two-tone watch with £130 off

One of the biggest trends in autumn is mixed metal jewelry, and we recently spotted a pair of £130 off two-tone watch.

Save £130 on trendy two-tone watch at H. Samuel(Image: Getty)

There is no longer a reason to make a decision if you’ve ever been unable to choose between gold and silver because mixed metal jewelry is set to be one of the hottest fashions for the fall.

Since this season features wearing a combination of silver, gold, and rose gold, it has long been a tradition to compare undertones to various metals.

Two-tone accessories are proving to be the best way to elevate everyday outfits, from stacking rings made of gold to layered necklaces. Watches are the ideal way to immerse yourself in the current.

This two-tone watch from Citizen might be just the thing to buy if you’ve been looking to invest in a new watch that feels both timeless and fashionable. It combines gold and silver for a cool timepiece that looks great with any outfit, which is admired for its “classy” design. The Citizen Eco-Drive Women’s MOP Dial Two Tone Stainless Steel Bracelet Watch is currently discounted at H. Samuel for £130.

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Citizen Two Tone Watch
Mixed metal jewellery is a huge trend this year (Image: H.Samuel)

Originally priced at £279, this stylish watch is now £149. Crafted with a two-tone rose gold stainless steel bracelet and a feminine mother-of-pearl dial, it brings a touch of glam to any look. Not to mention its water-resistant up to 50 metres, making it practical as well as stylish. It’s also powered by Citizen’s Eco-Drive technology, meaning it charges using light and never requires a battery replacement.

This chic watch has received rave reviews from critics. Beautiful, elegant, and practical watch, according to one customer. A must-have for both formal wear and formal occasions. I brought this brand with me, and yes, each watch has lasted a lifetime. However, I’ve been asked where I bought this watch numerous times and have received numerous compliments for it. Get this watch for yourself or even as a gift if you’re thinking about getting one.

“Really pleased with this very pretty watch,” added a second. The MoP face with the tiny crystal hour markers is lovely, and the strap’s brushed gold accents add interest.

One customer had the only negative impression that the face was “a little bigger than I was expecting.” If you have small wrists or don’t like the appearance of a bigger watch face, you should take note of this.

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Man City in Donnarumma talks as Ederson & Akanji set to leave

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Gianluigi Donnarumma, a goalkeeper for Manchester City from Paris St-Germain, is in advanced talks with Manchester City for just over £30 million, with Ederson joining Fenerbahce from Turkey.

With the signing of Lucas Chevalier from Lille, Donnarumma has surpassed expectations at Ligue 1 and Champions League champions PSG.

The Italian’s contract expiring at the end of this season makes it look like he will sign for City for a sum of £30.3 million (35 million euros) before the deadline of Monday, April 19 at 00 BST.

James Trafford was signed by City from Burnley for £27 million in the summer, and the Englishman has already launched his top-scoring campaign. However, sources have confirmed that Donnarumma’s deal is reportedly close to being completed.

The 26-year-old has won 74 caps for Italy and was the hero in their penalty shootout victory over England in the Euro 2020 final, which is regarded as one of the best goalkeepers in the world.

Inter Milan, a Serie A side, has agreed to loan Manuel Akanji for one million euros (870, 000).

The agreement gives the parties a 15 million euro (£13 million) option to make the move permanent, which becomes a requirement if Inter win Serie A.

From 2017 until the start of this season, Brazil’s Ederson had been City’s first choice, but the clubs had agreed to make a £12.1 million (14 million euros) move to Fenerbahce.

After moving from Benfica for £35 million, the 32-year-old has not played this season, winning six Premier League titles, the Champions League, and the FA Cup.

Four senior goalkeepers are on City’s books, and Stefan Ortega’s family has informed BBC Sport that the German goalkeeper wants to leave before the window is up. Marcos Bettinelli signed for Chelsea for free in the summer.

Does Donnarumma’s relationship with Manchester City make sense?

How does Donnarumma compare to the current group of goalkeepers at Manchester City, and how does he fit into Pep Guardiola’s system? The move seems to be getting closer.

According to PSG head coach Luis Enrique, the 26-year-old’s availability is a function of his ability to play ball at his feet, with him “looking for a goalkeeping profile that is different”.

Guardiola also demands that his goalkeepers play brave on the field and even launch attacks. The reticent Ederson has made an excellent passer and collected eight assists totaling the Premier League’s total while playing for the club, four of which came last year.

Donnarumma hasn’t yet provided an assist, but last year, he passed with 85.4% of his passes in the French top flight, which is higher than Stefan Ortega’s and below the Brazilian Premier League average.

Surprisingly, his save percentage is 66.2%. According to Opta, he kept just four clean sheets in his first 24 league starts, and his total goals prevented total was -3.6. He also conceded almost four goals more than he should have.

In previous seasons, Donnarumma has recorded far better numbers, as well as in PSG’s successful 2024-25 Champions League campaign, where he prevented more than 70% of shots from being faced. He has nearly one in four spot kicks saved, which is impressive in comparison to other penalties.

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Every deal made will appear on this page as the summer transfer window draws near.

The window will close on Monday, September 1 at 19:00 BST for Premier League and English Football League (EFL) clubs, and at 23:00 BST for those competing in the Scottish Premiership.

On Thursday, September 4th, the Women’s Super League (WSL) window closes at 23:00.

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Premier League

Unknown: 17:55 Martial Godo [Fulham-Strasburg]

[Nottingham Forest – Rio Ave] Loan at 00 Eric da Silva Moreira

Emerson Palmieri [West Ham vs. Marseille] 16:45 Undisclosed

Veljko Milosavljevic, Red Star Belgrade-Bournemouth, 16:40

Unknown: 16:30 Sambi Lokonga [Arsenal – Hamburg]

15: 00 Tolu Arokodare]Genk – Wolves] £24m

Loan at 00 Facundo Buonanotte [Brighton-Chelsea]

Victor Lindelof [Aston Villa] Free agent

[AC Milan – Bournemouth] Loan 10:00 Alex Jimenez

Scottish Premiership

West Ham – Livingston [13:50 Junior Robinson] Loan

English Football League

Jon McLaughlin [Unattached – Middlesbrough] Free on 18: 06

Danny Andrew [Unattached – Exeter] 18:00

Amir Hadziahmetovic [Besiktas – Hull] Loan 18:00

[St Pauli – Blackpool] Loan 18:00 Scott Banks

[Stockport – Crewe] Loan 18:00 Jay Mingi

[Manchester United – Fleetwood] Loan 18:00 Ethan Ennis

[Wrexham-Peterborough] 18:00 Jacob Mendy

[Bristol City – Swindon] Loan 18:00 Jamie Knight-Lebel

Donnell McNeilly [Nottingham Forest – Wycombe] Loan 17: 30

Steph Negru] Loan to the Bristol Rovers at 17:30

17: 30 Bradley Ihionvien [Peterborough-Shrewsbury] Loan

[Ipswich – Sheffield United] Loan at 17: 30 Chiedozie Ogbene

17:30 Ethon Archer [Cheltenham – Luton] Undisclosed

17: 30 Ryan Loft [Loan]Cambridge – Crawley

Justin Obikwu [Coventry – Lincoln] Loan 17: 30

Ollie Cooper [Swansea – Wigan] Loan at 17:00

Unknown: 17:00 George Hall [Birmingham – Port Vale]

[St Johnstone – Portsmouth] 17:00 Makenzie Kirk Undisclosed

[Wrexham – Peterborough] Loan 17:00 Tom O’Connor

Tyler Onyango [Everton-Stockport] Loan at 17:00

[West Ham – Stevenage] Loan at 17:00 Lewis Orford

[Unattached – Lincoln] 17:00

16: 30 Sam Sherring [MK Dons – Cheltenham] Loan

[Waford – Gillingham] Loan 16:15 Travis Akomeah

Fin Barbrook [Ipswich – Lincoln] Loan 16:00

Unknown: 16:00 Josef Bursik [Club Brugge – Portsmouth].

Isaac Heath [Everton-Accrington] Loan at 16:00

Samuel Iling-Junior [Loan at West Brom] 16:00

[Chelsea – Peterborough] Loan at 16:00 Jimmy May-Morgan

[Millwall – Cambridge Utd] Loan at 16:00 Adam Mayor

Law McCabe, Middlesbrough-Plymouth, 16:00

[Bristol City – Swindon] Loan 16:00 Adam Murphy

[Stockport – Walsall] Loan 16:00 Jid Okeke

15:30 [Feyenoord – Leicester] Loan

[Unattached – Bolton] 15:00 Cyrus Christie

[Swansea – Bristol Rovers] Loan at 15:00 Joel Cotterill

Unknown at 15:00 Ben Sheaf [Coventry – Wrexham]

13: 45 [Lommel – Oxford] Loan

[Burnley – Oldham] Loan at 13:00 Michael Mellon

Unknown [Wycombe – Burton] 12:00 Alex Hartridge

Unknown at 12:00 David Strelec [Slovan Bratislava – Middlesbrough]

Alex Matos [Chelsea – Sheff Utd] Undisclosed 11:45

Marcus Forss [Middlesbrough – Bolton] Loan 11: 30

Will Alves [Leicester – Huddersfield] Loan 11:00

Omari Kellyman [Chelsea – Cardiff] Loan 10:00

Unknown at 10:00 Shayden Morris [Aberdeen – Luton]

Ben Winterburn [Bournemouth-Barnet] Loan at 9:00

[Southampton versus Leyton Orient] 08:05 Unknown

International

[Leicester – Stuttgart] Loan 16:00 Bilal El Khannouss

[Coventry – Reims] Loan at 13:00 Norman Bassette

Renters – Sporting Gijon Loan at 13:00 Oscar Cortes

12: 15 Abdoulaye Kamara [Portsmouth – FC Saarbrucken] Free.

Unknown: 10: 12 Tariq Lamptey [Brighton – Fiorentina]

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